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    The 80/20 rule states that a small number of causes, 20%, are responsible for most of the effects, 80%. This principle applies to many fields including web design. When designing a website, the goal should be to get the client's message out in the most effective way. "Web design by tinkering" where a designer builds a site without a plan by randomly trying different layouts and elements is a recipe for disaster and should be avoided. The designer should have a clear plan before beginning work.

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    The 80/20 rule states that a small number of causes, 20%, are responsible for most of the effects, 80%. This principle applies to many fields including web design. When designing a website, the goal should be to get the client's message out in the most effective way. "Web design by tinkering" where a designer builds a site without a plan by randomly trying different layouts and elements is a recipe for disaster and should be avoided. The designer should have a clear plan before beginning work.

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    The 80/20 rule states that a small number of causes, 20%, are responsible for most of the effects, 80%. This principle applies to many fields including web design. When designing a website, the goal should be to get the client's message out in the most effective way. "Web design by tinkering" where a designer builds a site without a plan by randomly trying different layouts and elements is a recipe for disaster and should be avoided. The designer should have a clear plan before beginning work.

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    Donovan Veasley
    TITLE OF ARTICLE

    The 80/20 Rule


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    http://www.killersites.com/articles_2005/opinion/80-20-rule.php

    The 80/20 has since evolved into a proven principle that works in just about any field - web design in no
    different. A classic definition of the principle states: that a small number of the causes (20%) are responsible for
    most (80%) of the effect. Most of us are not designing art pieces with our websites. We are designing
    something useful that the clients needs; whether it is an e-commerce site, or a simple branding site, your
    number one goal is to get your clients message out there. Web design by tinkering is when you sit down in
    front of your computer and you start building the website with no plan. You just start tinkering, trying different
    layouts, changing positions of images or your navigation etc This is a recipe to disaster and pain, dont do it!

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